The United States Marine Corps still utilizes the LAV-25 (Light Armored Vehicle) family of wheeled reconnaissance vehicles, though the service is undergoing significant structural modernizations. While the Marine Corps divested its heavy M1A1 Abrams main battle tanks as part of its Force Design overhaul, light armored reconnaissance vehicles remain an integral component of fast-moving ground mobility, scouting operations, and infantry support units until newer robotic and amphibious systems are fully integrated into active service across expeditionary battalions.
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